We were very happy with the overall experience of the car. Just a bit put off by the request to drop

The staff had a good attitude, and both pickup and drop-off were easy. However, they delayed sending the invoice and only sent it after QEEQ followed up.

Both pickup and drop-off were very convenient, without any hassle over minor issues.

The pickup point is located in the 17th arrondissement in Paris in an Indigo parking lot, which is easy to find. The area is lively, surrounded by small restaurants and open-air markets. The staff member who assisted us was super nice and patiently answered all our questions. We chose ALAMO because, after comparing prices of various car rental brands for the same period, ALAMO offered the most reasonable rates. Most importantly, they have a pickup point within the Paris city center, which is extremely convenient. When booking through QEEQ, we initially only selected basic insurance for €280 for six days, as QEEQ's full insurance is provided by Ping An Insurance, a Chinese company not recognized as local in France. In case of compensation issues, the car rental company might ask us to pay the full amount before claiming from Ping An, which could be a lengthy and uncertain process. Thus, we upgraded to full coverage insurance directly with ALAMO at the pickup point, which included tire and glass coverage as well as roadside assistance. The staff member gave us a small discount, and we paid an additional €178. The total car rental fee plus insurance came to €460.

Overall, generally satisfied

Rented the car at CDG Airport T2 and returned it at T1. I booked a station wagon but received a Citroën C4 instead. It accommodated four people, three 22-inch suitcases, one 20-inch suitcase, and some soft bags, with no room to spare. The trunk seemed smaller compared to the Opel station wagon I rented before, which could fit four 20-inch suitcases and one 22-inch suitcase. The Citroën C4 had a 1.6T turbo engine, was fuel-efficient and performed well. The car came with GPS and was almost new with less than 4,000 kilometers on it. At return, the customer service agent thoroughly inspected the car with a flashlight, which was the first time I encountered such diligence in my years of self-driving. The contract stated to return the car with a full tank, but I got it with three-quarters of a tank. When returning, I filled the tank and drove another 40 kilometers, essentially returning it full. It is important to take pictures and clearly communicate with the staff during pick-up and drop-off to avoid any misunderstandings about the fuel level.